35 Squadron Lancasters

35 Squadron Lancasters

Top- newspaper cutting with photograph of three Lancasters in light paint scheme.
Middle left - line of Lancasters in light paint scheme lined up on airfield.
Middle right - air-to-air view head on of a Lancaster in light paint scheme taken from rear turret.
Bottom left - an airman wearing battledress standing in grass in front of a parked Lancaster in light paint scheme.
Bottom right - open field with trees in the distance and wire fence in foreground.

1946

One newspaper cutting and four b/w photographs all mounted on an album page

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Captioned 'Action Abroad: Lancasters modified for long range service in the Far East are identified by larger intake ducts for the radiators, bulging bomb bays, and rear turrets with two .50 calibre guns. No 35 Squadron, whose Lancasters are illustrated, have accepted an invitation to fly to America to take part in celebrations'.